Clampco Products, Inc

Clampco Products, Inc. is an American company that specializes in the manufacturing of high-quality clamping products. The company is known for producing a wide range of clamps, including T-bolt band clamps, V-band clamps and couplings, worm gear clamps, and custom-designed clamps to meet specific customer requirements. Established in 1971 and headquartered in Wadsworth, Ohio, Clampco Products serves a wide array of industries such as automotive, aerospace, marine, and general industrial applications.

Clampco Products is dedicated to providing reliable and durable clamping solutions. Their products are often used in applications where secure and leak-proof connections are critical. The company is known for its commitment to quality, innovation, and customer service. They employ advanced manufacturing techniques and rigorous quality control processes to ensure their products meet or exceed industry standards.

Clampco's offerings include:

Standard T-Bolt Band Clamps: Used in various industrial and commercial applications for sealing connections between hoses and tubes.

V-Band Clamps and Couplings: Designed for high-performance applications, these clamps are often used in turbochargers and exhaust systems.

Worm Gear Clamps: Versatile and commonly used for general-purpose clamping in automotive and industrial applications.

Custom Clamps: Tailored solutions designed to meet specific customer needs, often for unique or challenging applications.

In addition to their standard product lines, Clampco Products places a strong emphasis on customer collaboration, working closely with clients to develop customized clamping solutions that address specific requirements and challenges. The company’s comprehensive engineering support and flexible manufacturing capabilities enable them to produce both small and large production runs efficiently.

Overall, Clampco Products, Inc. is a well-regarded manufacturer in the clamping solutions industry, known for its quality products, innovation, and strong customer support.

330 336-8857
www.clampco.com
330 336-4281

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Manufacturer of stainless steel t-bolt band clamps, v-band couplings, custom strap assemblies and worm drive clamps

Wadsworth USA

1743 Wall Road
Wadsworth OH 44281
USA

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